Schaub 535-SSB Appliance Pull 15 in Menlo Park Satin Brass

Product Description

The SCHAUB 535-SSB is a large-format appliance pull from the Menlo Park collection, finished in Signature Satin Brass. At 15 inches center to center, this pull is sized for appliance doors, drawer banks, and oversized cabinet doors where a standard cabinet pull would be undersized. The Signature Satin Brass finish delivers a warm, brushed-gold tone suited to both transitional and traditional cabinetry. At 1.7 pounds, the pull has the solid feel expected of a professional-grade hardware fitting. It ships as a single unit and is installed by cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, or experienced tradespeople working on kitchen, laundry, or built-in appliance installations.

The 535-SSB fits appliance-door applications where a long center-to-center span is required — typically refrigerators, dishwashers, range-adjacent drawer stacks, or large pantry cabinet doors. The Menlo Park collection suits transitional and traditional kitchen designs. With an overall length of 17.9 inches and a width of 4 inches, this pull occupies a substantial visual presence on the door face. It is sold individually, so order quantity should match the number of doors or drawers in the project.

Key Features

• 15-inch center-to-center spacing for appliance-door and large-drawer applications
• Signature Satin Brass finish — warm brushed-gold tone with consistent color across the Menlo Park line
• Overall length of 17.9 inches provides visual scale appropriate for tall appliance panels
• 4-inch width adds grip surface and visual weight suited to heavy-use doors
• Sold as a single unit (EA) — quantity ordered matches doors or drawers required

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit appliance pull for cabinetry and appliance doors requiring a 15-inch center-to-center hole spacing. Part of the SCHAUB Menlo Park collection; finish coordinates with other Menlo Park hardware in Signature Satin Brass.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a cabinetmaker, finish carpenter, or qualified trim installer. Confirm the door substrate is thick enough to accept the mounting hardware before drilling. Use a drill template or jig to ensure accurate hole placement at exactly 15 inches center to center. Do not overtighten mounting screws, as this can crack the door face or strip the pull's threaded inserts.